Spencer Dalziel THE INQUIRER Heads Apple wins, tails Apps developers lose...

Apple's control over iPhone developers is the last straw. Taxpayer money should not be used to help one company tighten its grip on the smartphone...

Many open source fans consider Apple a friend. But revelations about Apple's previously secret agreement with iPhone developers show that when it comes to iPhone...

The iPhone blogging masterclass we ran during Mobile World Congress last month has had tons of interest, but we’ve heard some struggled to find all...

There’s been a tremendous amount of peek-a-boo over racy apps in the iTunes store lately.

iKey apps could turn your iPhone, iPad or iPod into a replacement for your humble door key if an Apple patent becomes reality.

I get the question asked of me quite often. It usually goes something like this.

No app’s banning from the App Store has caused more gnashing of teeth and anger than the loss of Google Voice (no, not even the...

The entire family of devices built on the iPhone OS (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) have been designed to run only software that is approved by...

The other day, I put it out there: Who’s buying what model iPad?

Here’s Homer Simpson’s iPhone. Pretty dull, actually. Only one page of apps, and most of them look like the defaults.

The premise of Tweet Defense is simple: The more you tweet and the more Twitter followers you gain, the stronger your tower defenses will be.

A new war will be breaking out on the App Store—Street Fighter IV vs. Tekken.

If there’s one thing I can’t stand it’s wasting money.  It’s happened to me too many times to count.  I buy at hot new application...

Our full review of the Motorola Backflip should be up in a few days, but a few words of wisdom in the mean time: Don’t...